Magic Bobbib Washers
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(should have said bobbin washers....duh)
Have any of you used these specifically in a class 66 machine which has a drop in bobbin and if so were the results good. If you do use a 66 to free motion on would you mind sharing the particular foot you use.
The reason I ask is because I have a sewing class room equipped with mainly 66's and some 99's. I would like the gals to practice free motion and it would be easier for me to use the 66 machines with them.
I usually free motion on my 15-91 and I have an old industrial singer I use for really big stuff but to teach I would like to use the 66's since they are set up so close together.
Thanks in advance, Gwen
Have any of you used these specifically in a class 66 machine which has a drop in bobbin and if so were the results good. If you do use a 66 to free motion on would you mind sharing the particular foot you use.
The reason I ask is because I have a sewing class room equipped with mainly 66's and some 99's. I would like the gals to practice free motion and it would be easier for me to use the 66 machines with them.
I usually free motion on my 15-91 and I have an old industrial singer I use for really big stuff but to teach I would like to use the 66's since they are set up so close together.
Thanks in advance, Gwen
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I use them in all of my vertical bobbin machines - the difference in the stitching on the backs of my quilts is incredible, whether I'm using a 15-91 or a Kenmore from the 50's or one from the 70's - they're just like little miracles.
They don't go into any of the machines I own with horizontal bobbins, though - 66, 201, 401, 500 - nor do they go into the 301.
They don't go into any of the machines I own with horizontal bobbins, though - 66, 201, 401, 500 - nor do they go into the 301.
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